My rims shipped yesterday!! HOLLER!!! - PICS -
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#48
The 1/2" drive torque wrench would make a great early Christmas present for yourself Wes
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Remember 80 ft-lbs
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#51
Factory jack works just fine, Wes. It is a little more work to use and it will take a little more time, but at least it would damage the underside of your car like most hydraulic jacks will. Harbor Freight has torque wrenches for pretty cheap... I've got a Craftsman torque wrench and one from Harbor Freight and I actually prefer the Harbor Freight one. Or, if you don't want to buy a torque wrench, just tighten the lugs down with the factory lug wrench (or a large 1/2" drive wrench) and then stop by Sears or somewhere and ask them to either rotate and/or balance your tires (if your due), or just have them retorque the lugs for you.
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#53
Don't wait for spring.
Believe me I know first hand
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You don't need a TQ wrench just to test fit.
Just snug them up.
#55
I think the rims will look sick, especially since the spokes extend all the way to the lip (like the G37C rims do). Makes them look larger than they actually are.
Now, you need to get a set of these to protect your rim when removing/installing the lug nuts:
![](http://imgs.inkfrog.com/pix/kinetikco/3304A.jpg)
Also, you need a torque wrench![Smilie](https://g35driver.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Now, you need to get a set of these to protect your rim when removing/installing the lug nuts:
![](http://imgs.inkfrog.com/pix/kinetikco/3304A.jpg)
Also, you need a torque wrench
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